Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07

IuAU tuO A0sVmoLy "0S OeiJ SoA>
to elect . President. Deputy
Michelin. an irreconeilabls, asksd leave to
make . motion, hut the President refused
to allow him to do so. declaring that the
Assembly was An electoral college. Paul
Do Cassagnac observed that the
ASSEMBLY WAS s0vERDIeN.
II. Gautier contested the competency OF
the President to limit the Asssmbly's
rights. President Ls Roger replied: II
take my stand on the Constitution" Mich.
elm wished to propose to revise tho Consti.
The President again declined to
allow NJ. Michelin's proposal to be made
AID the latter entered . protest. The
vas then dropped. BallotiDs f,r
the election OF President began at 2:16 p.
m. At 4:l5 the ballot closed. On motion
OF President lie Roger the Congress ad.
journed until 4:45. The reeu!t Of the first
ballot was: eadj.Carnot, 303; Ferry, 2l2;
General Sauasiers. 146: Do Freycinet. rs;
Genera Appert, q; Br sson, 26; other can.
didates, 20. Before the second ballot was
taken the members Of the Left group held
q meeting. Ferry announced his resolution
withdraw in favor OF Sadi-Carnot aud
d. Freyeinet rendered q similar notiica-
ton. An order OF tho day was thsrsupon
adopted declaring that the party
RECORDED THESE PATRIOTIC ACTS
OF withdrawal. and at Fsrry's in.
stance resolved to vote Tor Sadi'
Carnot. The result was seen IL
the Anal ballot which resulted ~ follows:
sadi.Carnot, GIG; General saussisr, 1856;
Ferry, II; Do Freycinet, 8; General Appert,
49, - DNuAs nm RaAaivInO
the result OF the ballotinz, said: m ssdi-
Carnot having obtained the suffrage, l pro.
claim him President OF the Republic"
There vas an outburst of cheering especial
" from tho Left and Center. IL Roger
then declared the session closed. In &C.
kuowledginx congratulations, Sadi-Carnot
said: am filed with gratitude to the
Members OF the Assembly who in whiting
their suffrage in my favor bore witness to
\ desire for peace and concord with which
the Republic OF France 10 animated. NY
dearest wish is that this great day may re.
main present in all minds q hearts. IL
signifies that the representatives OF france
can be united; their common Efforts car
apd must be devoted to tho support OF I'M
constitution assuring an active STAPLE
working Government capable OF 6estowin1
upon the nation liberty at home ant
/ dignity abroad with all the benefits which
our country expects from Republicans
Once more I thank you; you may coun,
upon my entire devotion" Tho President
afterwards received General Lavocat. com
mandinq the troops at Versailles. whit
| came with his staff to present his respects
| Afterwards NJ. Sadi.Carnot advanced tt
meet representatives OF the press dssirlnl
to congratulate him. He shook then
warmly by the hand and alter glvin
them a copy OF his speech sal1
II feel confident the press will also 90 g.
in its power to trapquilize the public mind.
| Meanwhile q squadron OF culrasslers VIZ
drawn up in the court yard and wnen ~
President cane brth with his ministers u
troops presented arms and PAID MN mN
tarv honors, N. Sadi.CarDot entered
carriage With Rouvier and the other NIL
isters in carriages following tho cortee
started at q rapid pace for Paris. An III
mense assembled this evening
St. L1axare station to await the ARRIVAL
~sanator, and deputies. Great nlmatl
ia shown upon the boulevards, but no a.
order. It is apparent that the result OF tx
election
GIVES GENERAL SATISFACTION.
sadi. Carnot drove direct to the Elysee I
take formal possession OF the palace o.
aoon retired to his Own residence. 20 n
dp Bassin. The inhabitants OF that qua
ter speedily assembled and greeted e.
President with enthusiastic shouts o1nvl
Sadi.Carpot!" 'Vive le nouvea fres
deut!'' Sadi-Carnot appeared az the ",
dow of his house and said: - give y
hearty thanks, citizens, 1or tnis ev,ue..e !,
vour sympathy. / beg you TO prove :
JONI calm demeanor and regard for ord
that Won are in truth worthy to nave
> > rannbiican government" The speech "
: listed with shouts OF 'V,ve la Repu
, lionel" The people dispersed qulet
|. Manv houses and shops were liluminaI
!. ond decorated with the tri.color to-n'gi
~. .trsets at 1 a. 70. are rapidly empt
J. ing.
! NOW REGARDS sADI.cARNo1.
pr,,,r December 3.-Oficial and dip
q matte circles in Berlin were aosoroea
!. +o.day's Developments in Paris, but pun
. ;ntareatv asnot 8 all strained. An lncre
h inc stream of kilograms poured into !,
o foreign Office, and details OF voting at '
ssilIes we're sent without delay to t5ie q
;shsrnha. The election OF saoi'C
sat ia better received in o
nn;o,IT circles than would have Dc
that Of De Freycinet or Ferry: Inc =
President is considers, ed It., to v be e ' 20 cons 80
- combinations which might bring a1e
..i q Enronean war. It is also oeieveu
will he unable to make an aii'anco ss~"
). germany: His, H ! p% so;;sy aa D%if he VIII if' sEs
10 q nsu. e.ronoh a ministry with the ga
u Tendencies. The kilograms received S1 In n
t."m the German embassy at Paris rec
/ s graft tact t T. s. anSr &. it . sp: sss'
It e.su "hass everything was peaceful q
~ IN; ;"s the excitement. There was an u,
< bsenee OF any anti-German demons
t tes The efforts Of De R oSn7';t aapa s
n. srs to p.o,oas " i; ? , ra i s sSp''' .! !. !
Ing i&n.Hasd Arrangement OF advanced %
en- Ement.
ar Going for the Bucket Shops
he cr,c.ao. December S.-The Grano .